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Peshmerga Ministry Denies Halt of U.S. Support, Confirms Ongoing Cooperation

The Ministry of Peshmerga Affairs has denied reports that U.S. support to its forces has been halted, confirming that cooperation remains active and ongoing.

In an official statement, the ministry said assistance from the United States continues under a joint memorandum of understanding. This framework supports the reform and unification of Peshmerga forces.

Officials stressed that coordination with the U.S. remains steady. They added that training, advisory support, and institutional reform efforts are progressing as planned.

The ministry rejected recent claims suggesting a halt in cooperation. It described such reports as inaccurate and misleading.

In addition, officials highlighted the importance of continued international support. They said the partnership plays a key role in strengthening the capabilities of Peshmerga forces.

The reform program focuses on unifying command structures and improving operational readiness. Therefore, ongoing cooperation remains essential to achieving these goals.

The United States has supported Peshmerga forces for years, particularly in the fight against ISIS. This partnership includes training programs, logistical support, and military coordination.

Officials reaffirmed their commitment to the reform agenda. They also stressed that collaboration with international partners will continue.

The ministry concluded that strengthening the Peshmerga remains a strategic priority. As a result, it will maintain close cooperation with allies to ensure stability and security in the region.

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